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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

who taught Abra-
han. Lincoln to
read, with some in
cidents connected
with the lives Of
these tyyomen- The
picture is here re-
produced together
with some OF its
Ia ore interesting
facts, for the benefit
of our young folk
Dennis II a Il X 8
wss bern IN Ken
lucky il 1Ts9, and
although 50 years
OF age is still a hale,
hearty gentleman
He is known in the
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

TIE rar1e "Sics Msr.- bv wsich Tsrxrv
= of-sr r-fs~-si ~. WIS a-pIird - tar essn-
II 81 ne Cal Sseac 81, SaA- -. $50
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
OUR YOUNG FOLKS
a LOT or GOOD READING MArrsR.
GIbbSTish spskea by nsedlsss ChtisreG
sAO ATe 100 fona OF Aesrseieliuas-
3 simple DUE rle&slEs optical 1lla-
sisa That Aay Oae My zrs.

Numbered with curious optical ilsasiens Is
the ore rsoently illustrated and described is
halpers Young People and here Reproduced
fer tle banfft ef or faung fslks
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-21
Salt Lake & Western
RAILWAY.
On and after
Tuesday, March Is; 1857
Trains will run as follows:
STANDARD MOUNTAIN TINE.

Connects with Utah Central train leaving
Salt Lake at 7.40 m.
Connects with Utah Central train arriv-
Ing at Salt Lake at 6 40 p. m.
I Stop only upon signals.
W.. RITTER,
ma Supt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-21
PULLMAN
BUFFET & SLEEPING CARS
On all Through passenger Trains
Two Through Trains Run Daily
Each Way.


ATLANTIC MAIL.
Leaves Ogden at g. 1oa.m.i 5slt Lake City
at 10. 40 am.
ATLANTIC EXPRESS.
Leaves Ogden at $50 pm; Salt Lake City
at 10 .Sp pm. Both trains make direct con
nee ns at Pueblo and Denver for Kansas
CT. Omaha, and all points East
PACIFIC EXPRESS
Arrives in Salt Lake City at 6.S5 am.
OGDEN at 90 AM: making direct connec-
ton with the Central Pacific trains at Og-
den, for all points West
PACIFIC MALL.
Arrives in Salt Lake City at 800 PM; Og-
den at 7.2e P. m.
LOCAL TRAINS.
Leave Salt Lake City for Bingham and
Wasatch at tbs Am; Tor Ogden at 6. 40
am. and 600 Pm.
Arrives in Salt Lake City from Bingham
and Wasatch at 40 pm; from Ogden at
1880 am. and 10 so pm.
Tickets for all points East and West can be
purchased at the Depot Office and City
Ticket once, White House Corner. Salt Lake
City.
j. H. BENNETT.
Gen. Pass, and Tiki Ag't.
D. O. DODGE, GenH Manager.
". 81, BANCROFT Genl Supt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-20

49,
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sssntpss ssaag. n t4ess = so - e
sls eszu1rg - prem1t n1a1 prirss
nrsz hslna i y slis nnEksl.
ne Fees esns1 sizam1rn insSl.R
hsss dnrsna Ehe pasa fssty- asKhi hsss
/ 5ok lsasS taus e fseizhl, asd ne $50
rsaas $50 q soua uakhaa ssasi %
INK s1MA
PHoDECg REcEIFIs--E,1ElaE -
raat g hn1sa 80 pEp41cs re1sate4
<a1sIs ne afrd - fsllp1iNNs tz4-
sess q blsf, - e11sE 11l -
haT. - ssHlais 1c1f. = "a 49, - q.
~ eaE&s bra, 5 of8<es c19@A4@s =
rnskaRss fEulf , BESIDES Alaas. -
q eksss and fWo c1lpS4 A19rs -
a. frnasvss1 Ii aaEtna4s % G41ssal -
ahanss s4eg ahe raRt1 bu1na 1913
nHrFMKEEE-- luRinK fhs p9g =
hgass aHnsszi fEGfRhta BeEs aenA tfae
aeaftis Is lhe fniisWin4 qz41ss.s = =
l&R. 8. RSfiKsa6 80. toras =. :. = L.lle
70 tana, s, + q 4 e =. = so.s-
sfssnserE-(3orRs z Say tpl.-.
Wsstfnztsn y tons, Oig q Aast
f65< tors. skaRf1 C1taf = To- EaltA 2
lsls, Cads 60 tane, ". u M4nsss
| % tens. Cara BSogu tens, kE1aR4l -
tons. 3. B. K4bby 3 f1ns, SoaA1ne =
tors. Aneaasa 8 tnnA, Nlshsaan saas
Heann TX tsnG Total 1Dt54 aas1a-
EGGS FouKtenn cases o. FurhiAna
ea9s aom Eriaed TIE reoatpea tDaay- y
= rxpes,ea tkas TIE reeeip1a d1zi1R rs
rsss q ltfs wsek will Be ysly hsasy g
rs lines q eEz1 a1t p0ultFy. Ffiess
unchanged fc4aF.
kPPIs e. sasiptg iess RE- ozfsns
tila pam sbfss days, onIT II 1ox2s -
esr6ed taaay. Rgiees - read DskEet
ranas ffgm g nenzs - tl.z5 p4f noz.
nAH-KsozlpSa Today - eonA -
tail priesn auoiad a fE9m ezS - -
Ger tnEs
BUTTER Rsceipis hRht, o1lE =
paekaRna Press nnc1An8e9s K112AkR
frczn % ~ Is eenfa psE pcunds refaii.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-20

80 Essneas. - - - ss1ifu IN
Fsrf xournnn - 1s.-Axs1gs1-
B412 n1tEErn CEfzf
PEI a1nrCn. Dsa n-krrins.--
Egf1n AEkuf4t an1 zam4 C4egten
6azI7 Sz On 5be
- arzigsf SIC C1ssn -.
HoaI DDngNnEzs Dis. f4--1zI14z-
SO DAasgEsry. D - 1ssn Ealle1
ha4k Hazanaa.
P1sE TsuMnn. Dss la-Aniysa :
Pm braEurr. Dus. m-Arrsssa--
sig KaginehIs.
TnrunsH. Dee. She B<zfish so
0rszf EIss1Eia. q 90 - - fuz ~
estsFs and { laEk zc1er 81 pzHsa1 Oh
a t1fk w1a to8s1 10.
aNa EnHnrrM1as Dsas Ws-4EIl4ed--
Etrs C8nafa 40 0ssi6Aa1zI. 1aneDa
CzaBs1 -9feam8 EzriEs. Nz14izlc
saiie1-9hips B1sazza, Pcs. Sczn.9
VALLEY P0rrs. RoFs 1awnsEnes bzxi
Cewizix. PsHn1 Eunn&
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-20

RsgalaF Carr. Rasf Tazss1fqsursr.
A slinht ehAnEe has hses maae IN tAe
tiree table az ths O8ymEiA and CachAlss
Valley FaiiFuaa. tAe naaguing train row
taaxlna hNfa a. n'eleek sn4 cooese,iuk
a fenin0 via he aariY train fer tes
nagah.
Thasaif aRalasa TIE city hY Mrs. Pratt
81 kamiiche, Tee isiarias sustained b
kalling into an eFea ssasF 90 Washiug,
eco street sunae weeks stnas. has Keen
eanaprumissA by tie paymeat ca the
part q toe clty ef sslaal damages tas
fAina4.
ne Rogr~ lNxzxx xazxcna ara athsr
BanHay papera eAGe hslrG IN al pean
wenlar3ay ever tha O3yme3a &nA Ct,e
halia Valiey raaiFaad D. Ne EFtrAaa ys
Iee,naaa 81 &apersrsan&snt rhsfiss
RuFseae, JosapA &elsFfaehsF sscaas
-. engineer AID hrsks2z2- TGsTs 4
~ train froEn Teniaa 60 hardays anfii
sFeainR. ka3 SapSTfntssdanl sCzsEns
kln3ly eHstea the ass e hia vsteetp = e
q he papsrs o. th2t aay Ter TIE hsslsl
aceamnaaAtfa1 e tkz raolte. ana ~
sayinx ~ . hard haxsehNeA ti1e - Te.
nin0 "a The paFs % shs asUxeos&
fha FrpnFa az Processes RxtntaAii. So.
narantenAsne II nWefle sehochR Tar NJ,
semhas, shs9a kas sAe hiaa scaaai a..
ereaasA o. rseord FEE tsedinsA duFtag
that meath Is rus eat. ever thai q
0etnheg.
Oss9siA. De. - ~.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-20
laU SPIKE VISITORS.


atrEm, 0,za., Dsa. - --At 3 e,ele1k
80 I-.1ln'Ir4 sss ca llfsgrfa asd Oze4 -
errrg.1exgl wha I'D been Fsesexs -
80 t1st ar1fn reFen eeteE - A1114na.
- 40 Sd raase - nitnI = tls.z
.Is'1rfSr e4ra sfieF 81 eif exft1al 1st5 iEsi
nfefIf- 1e1s e1e7 81 5 sossEzIllss q CHI
- - ferFessl Efgee ~ the OfeRcn
900 ear1ssf and esaofted - tes e1pst9l
EriIhlnq, The kasl az fhs bens8 - rep
TensnfFsagea raj seem sA4&en fof k1e
rEoerfInn - Che CaiiEofussra. Mnere -
sn1rrhen AZ waso9ms were oeItxtrea.
IT. nfFnrnrkaEnla BeEe % g - eesAiA
~ 90 1900 nnoSsiion e. fhs YiE.tDfs.
Wan fhsg "a ben s1gssd Ne e91ts
errn fkfoen oEsn end 81 BAH 2 ser
aaA rsileFiea RsFe qulskIy ale4Nii1 irs
n9ocae 81 fhs city.
deVsrnsr Psanogss nz6e 3 sboFl ~
fram wGleoEnfna he GellfoEale oeis.
nafn1 nQaia, dWeiIana Hpon ~ ls1iuai
efgartawea 70 ifs twB 3iasfs q Ne con.
nteftnn II Sc figcaNa railway
nknrIss Cgoekev wAs lDtr11acsa, c9a
Anafaf Z thaf ke csaia orig set.er1ss
whas ke haG already aistsd - y HAs
a1uFgcsafiaa o. ska EaEn t1ssut psieofss
aeenfsef rsia rsptessuf asisss 81 re fA.i.
f1sA and ~ soufhefs ps0ple. ne $40
4 Vs. one Of ne p1enssat nso1 ersa -
81 ne ubeu he wae abss - Wines ne
asmrlefion % tbs eoasl Inc q feilfoaa
ennnectIua Parfland sd Ean ffknelzca
90 ~ a1nlh. llprehabig repfslriea
fts nDnI and eKownaDa 40 q eis feh
rad career. HaexrsfHssd - y1sN tnat
IL ndvansneeM Feseliina frenn TIE o9hE-
rlsti0n a. lhe maria egd aonth iIne
wnnId b mora tbor0aRhlg hpprecistea
A. tbs years vert b., aBd inst ootn
elafns w0uid wiinfas RAID dsFelopmens
81 ~ iheir msferiAi Interests ~ eon1s-
.aaaBos of r.
Mayor Ramssy, u salsm, ex1snded
fhs geisons d fhs eify n bgiaf 81
fress, % Whioh Mayer Dsyias q OAk.
IanA. Califofnia. Responded. he nNeit
n4FlienlarlF upeB The iBdnslzies and
uFodaofs 81 Oregon And California. eon-
lendina aiat they wsFa essentially diner
cot and that tue opportunity Tor ex-
ekauas w1ui4 Be nntaEai ard p1AssDis
hetweeu ths 9wa aaktsa Isy reason o. ne
eompiaiion nf tie Faflf0ad.
ConaFafuiataFY apeeSh4s followed ~
1.H. klbsFf, pfSaidsn4 - tte board q
fraso ~ 8alefo. Ma3of 6FeResy e sec--
raunuto. q. "a. 6aneeEaou. president q
abe kosfd a trsds Of szn FFaHetseet aud
~, Frank ~. PfxieY aud goiqcsl John
3. frish. 81 San Fsaocisce. TIE trsin
vas fhsn bearded fer Portland and ms
anasfs Departed frsm TITS city hnprtiy
after II ciaiuek.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-20

WkmurnpraH. Dee E9-The ssnAie
eusnrnfflse q asanss fu5sy oEdezsd ne
80 cI,wnfffne hin 81 uu1eEFAluaf11na
q $ fKvarst1g rspaEsed e khe sena1s.
- lIse7s fs1Inres saEs aes1 ns1s RIB
lie eron flxs b tina. y . . nesz1ss
e tRers9 IA aersknna, and rra1tlcalif
4 z4riai-1n - go z sal1ur e the zy1leD
~ IrgrIea. ertrV. npuza issnsnt and -
sga1InNuf1 a in1coTta e 81 eEDefe .
trlbunai 81 esnenal apEratss.A ~ Qlal..-
81 and e1lMry equal . nin9 1.feAit
fadRes q ths Unise1 naafe4. 1ne.f AZ
puinamenf Il 30 be b - psssA1s11I
and connFmed By ms sEnate. Ans
wAsshouHfnR psEi1d . sxtendeo IRON
one 70 ttKsa years. 1ha kaee o. on19
wll b unifafui for ne Ezms ol1es @
eao1s - Al impeEisrz.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-20
THE FAlHER or MANY Ills

THE FA1HER OF MANY ILLS.
ocnssipAfion leads 60 maltiiude OF
phyaisai tfoahiea. Il Il generally TIE
result % cafefeSness o. Indifference %
tha simplssi rule Of health. Eagene Nc
kay, Branlfore. Ons.. writes
had for sexeFnl ysarA been a Euaessf
ssnn conatipatioE. hAl taken q great
mary remedies. some Of walsh IA ne
Sod foK . tima. hat ouly for q tiuse.
thea my tr0zhlNs eausa bach gurss tbas
ever. vas induces ~ q fr.end, uhou
BnANnAExu's Puts bad bensased, %
try thara. aia -, taking two eAeh
niQka for sesk. ihen cae ever nighl
toF about ak veakS since THAI iine I
have nol experseuced tas slizhtesi aif.
ncnlty whatsoever, ard ny boSeis uncvs
regularly every day. | believe AFniY
lhAi faR s.psEtsAneM e TIE bowels aud
bilio1snSua baANp1zxaie PfLGs are far
sapsfios b any other.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-20

KxcnkN0B

Enw fozx, Dee. i9.-Acuey % e8ll
sasY 3 % 5. laaf loan 2 oi0sed eaeEea z,
crime nexeanfila paSeF 55<45. sleklsnz
exekanrs arm, 4Gezx fof 81 oaY bl1ls
and Sl66t< foF demand.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-20

Anesiczn Erpress 1854. CaEe1a Pc
else 60. Canada BoaihsrB s. OentFal
Pscsds 81 Barlinal0n l163< Delaware
a Laskasapa 11s{, Dengsr + kis
flrands -, Erie y, L.ake seoEs 81
LsuissIIls 4 SaahVilie Cox. &teblaan
Csriral Sc, kanass a Texas Ia. keW
Y0rk CensFei fnSA. kaFaheFm Paea1a -
prefsFFeA &c. Northwestern 1854 ORE
sea lnvrogenocnf 50. NAEigazloa s..
Transesnsinsntsi 20, PkefGe Mad 81
KeaStne 81. Roek fsland ili&. -
Pmai Ts5f, Texas Raeiae 17x. UnioB Pa
eiae -, Cnissd STATES Express 6.
Farpo - western Union TX.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-20

aaM FnsNcsoe, Dsa. las--The 60c1-
rnrnf shoWiaa ttAf Liae Ceask wss
ar5ntat Z rev trial b. tie eupxDme
coaf1 uiii u 6ie9 b Jn1es Iooh3's
conrf. nut 1anoEry 81 4 81 - The dsy
9of - trisf Ifss Caack Uardsfod Tee
xasa. w1s tried ara asalencsd 70 cea1h.
He i ne frisod 81 ~LkItls Pste. 10
uko1a behaig ths Iz1ssE aftsDptsd 70
hFlla o sar Marta.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-20

reVwtnrrst rssppEIEE zrIzrS M4ouAl-
- ~. slzzf1f tekEss tesreeN 49, -. -.
Il - - fsszners. rrfrr1'llE stl4e 80
- <ssl,---,,'7s - I,rrs 8 ~ = - -
49,. 49, "a Ecls 61z1lA
49, $3.50 - H..1ne11sss - 4eaoss1
Fenrn SasReFk I11rs1Eg > q - -
taselIs - "a PA Ghl1t, -.
Tervs Sratsta sa1ur1zz, - =. - ~ -.
H1mnE Mn6 Eaa11e&. ..r.-r.
A.. 49, aea1f1s. ar 1M1R2& koa4s x
EHslERH VhnxG- 49,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-20

NKw Yosx, Dee. l9--Ihe steek mar
ks. toaay was exseedlnaiy dnlL. he
tore 81 ths usarket uaH barely STEADY
during TIE fossnosu and AZ Astack b.
the heaxish- kaon lr86aEa up0a tea o.
~ leading sl0eks broke their prices and
the Rsnsxai uanEkea Eympal hiEad toe linn
lied exfane. Tbe trading was eoannsd
almcst entirely 10 the prcfesli1nsla
The rsMxkst vas entirely devoid o. tea
tnFs uut8 Ne aftGrnoU1s Whe1 TIE ~
nuf eas Started that ths Reading min
ere wonId slrike. and a. attaek vas
made On that stock, which qaleAty broke
4 poinf- Later t1e attention Ct tbs
hears Nas tarned % Richmcnd 4 Hesl
Posal. Hhish yielasd like ano1nt and
hiauhaftan bfoks 2 per oent- Oh eaies Of
onlg - shArea. hortkeKn Paciae gre
fagFsd wMa noaahiy veal. The remain
Ger we're without fsAtuTe, exeepa Oregon
a TFnnsasufiaentAi, WATCH waa quite
arm ID tha early trading 90 . Fum0F
that shs Osaesn lsasa bad bean siaped.
bot moas Of itg Rnin Was aftergard losk
Government bonda were duii bat
atsonz.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-20

eAonamnxgo. pss. Il. -Ibe ps0zaissrl
woai aEswars m<4 to-day SD ad0piSd
rnsaiaiines cunaeuninE nnE ea0ft q 4
roanetica 81 tie sarsa On woai nnd ara.
~ nran conaFfsa ths zareassiy o. ne
fatntnQ he tFessrt rate Of defy. Ihe
ssnasnilo8a 81 faxib tbaf the fFesert
raie sh1aid Be maintained 81 soeonHi
q fhe 6srressa3 st4ta Of the wool grew
me inlaresl nnd Ne faet tkat Australia,
fhe principai eeup4l5uf % tet Ameft.
ann wooi sazrhstR. hAs fof yeAEs pfo-
hfhifs6 IA intrg3astiun into thai
sesnnRsn AZ Aa1easnan zNRxino ehNRp,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-20

nAM EnAmonoo, Dec. I9.-Tbe bonds
AZ 5ohn A. Benson, indicted for per.
iuRy ana conspiracy Ia e0nneetion With
ihe ffaufuicnt Land Surveys Wefe d.
dared forfeited ID tie United States
circaii court todaY, Ths defendant
faiied q appeaF when he name vas
called. Tue herds amoust 20 ti1 800.
The eases Of ths etheE indicted survey
A. uarn nnnilnnad IN lha oh inst.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-20
nbel HalG

Los AmaxxAa. Des. -. Horace Bell.
aitnrnaY, loday hied tetftion for the
arrest 81 Colonel Wells. on q charge 81
arinlnmi libel IN puhliHhing an alleged
saandaiona pamphlets, daring The last
0samd Army % the kepablio enesmp
ment pufpoFtina 10 D. the life Of
Horace Hell. B. A. Stephens vas ~.
caNtig esnsiotea aa the antbof OF said
pamohlet. ard Bell states that etspkens
kaa bsiEaysd Wslla, e. Tie iatteF refused
% fufahof defsnd him. h is oAims 4
that Ne manasoript q The circular 4 IN
Wells' handwrilinN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-20

Ets EnaNclnco. Dee. 19.-Tha charge
a. nufSsr aeainsl 1esephfns HicRine,
VIC sishhsd and killed Der husband,
F8uard HleRina about year ago, uae
aismisSsd "a ne superior ooart this
manning.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-20

Nsw Tonx. Doo. ls.-H0ps Qaist.
unchanged.
Sugar sssady. moIsasss grades IS.
test ~, Fthnsd sieady, O ~, yellow
b56@S.
O5ppeF- Weak, lake &1766.
Lsad-Dali, domestic 86.
OcHse--Sp5l fair, Bio frm, eis5S9
is7 optioDs opened l0Gm poiuta high
"a, oiosina weaker, sales 81 600 bags;
DsosmbsF el6 15(ai ne 20, JauuaTy SIS 80
6i6.Ss. February ei606al6S0. naFch
fls@els1o. April Slbas9leo5. Asy
&lsSold le.
Psirolsum--O Opened 81 79e(, AID after
the ersa half boar ID vas depressed b
inside manipulation and declined 10
~. In the Afternoon, h0WeveF, Il be
came strong and excited and advanced
rapidly 10 encrmons ouytnQ, and after
gaining ~ before iwo o'ciock there was
4 slight hesitation, after which the
price advanced ~ more and closed
strong 81 SIS. OpeninG 79&, highest
elk, lowest 79bl, closing slA. Sales
s.. 800 barrels.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-20
CHICAGO HAHEErA.

kaaAa0A Aa&AHA-s
CmSraaa. Dee. 9.-Whsai- StFonRsF,
cash Is SIC, January IS 1I& May
ooss .. y. cash lsSS. Jausasy -
May S. 9l6
OAts-sasady. January SoN. May $50
Barley Nothing doing.
Rosk--kteadT, January eiAlA. May
SIse0
LsrH-steAay. cash g7.sA Jsnaary
s7STis. Msy ts2T5S.
CHICAGO ckTTLE MAKKxIA
CuzcAso. Dee. Is. --Oattle rsesipts 700,
slrenz 10 70 Is potatu hiztoF, fancy Sc
9. ahipptne steers e. 9oS9S. stoekefs snd
feeders 8 io,8s -. Texas castle 81 6
Haes-Reosirss 1900. closed wsak,
nalxea IS icsas 81. heaVE % s08S 67sS
HIGHT 81 sss4S u.s.
eAsss--Rsasipaa 70o0 SLOW; fancy 8
as IS naiipas g N,St %. western s.
e2S IS. Tsxana &28s %.
IxsEzPooE MkhKEs.
LrvEErooE.. Dee. lg.-Whsat-Quss
boz STEADY, demand voog, hcldsFs Oasr
freely.
ooss-Duli add lover. nlxsd western
tsloif1 per cantaL
vuzszM oaAm suFLxx.
NEw ToRK. Dec ta.--Ths wisely sap
gsy Of asAln ca Deesm eer l1th was "a
tailnseg wheat SS.2Sl COO husbsiA eeTn
ESQ 600 hushela. oats e,o9l 600 oashets.
re s7s 0oo bashels. and barley Ssao GO
hoshsis.
xAlpp4nE lnfeliigenee
lbs ekip MsFom. Captain Clever.
uzs tcued insa part 90 S1nGsY By SIC
Daily Republican., 1887-01-15
The primary Election Biil.

The general election Law, because 1t
10 good Instr ument 70 cheat Republi-
cans out Of their votes wish, will be
permitted to stand, but the Democrats
want . special law 10 keep them from
cheating each other. That 10 about the
size OF the present movement to legslize
primary elections Democrats who
have been schooled through the general
election laws TO cheat Republicans out
of their votes, cannot resist the 10 npta-
tlon to cheat each other Ut their own
election. Great and Astounding ~
were tie frauds ct Last sum mer's prl-
mary elections BY the Dsmoo they
were not ~ bad - the frauds 1t the
general election. At the primaries
there vas no restraint, - there was no
Law TO regulate Thorn; bat ct the general
legalized elections, carried on under
the sanction OF solemn oaths, fraud WAS
NO lees rampant than ct the primaries,
only in the number of votes stuffed In to
the ballot boxes. Those Democrats who
engineered the frauds ct their own pri-
maries are the same men Who engi-
neered the frauds against the Rspubli-
cams at the city elections. The ballot
box suffers At each election are the
same.
The men who put some fourteen hun.
dred votes into each OF the ballot boxes
Of the Third and Tenth wards ct the
primary elections OF their own party
are the same men who give seven hun
dred Democratic majority In the Tenth
ward and six hundred majority in the
Third ward ct the regular legAlized
city elections. At the primaries more
votes were needed 70 accom- plish their
purpose and they we're put there; at the
city elections fewer votes were needed
Daily Republican., 1887-01-15

THE New York Tribune has been
making complaint OF the habit that
railroad companies have Of keepin 9
important news from the press. Re.
ferring to an accident recently on the
elevated railroad In that city, 1t ssys
Colonel Hahn says that he has given
no orders to his subordlnates TO sup
press information about accidents on
the elevated lines. But 1t Is certain
that all the employees have got the mo-
ton from some quarter-And IL has
taken the strongest possible hold on
them-that tho only safe course for
them TO pursue when accidents occur Is
to keep their mouths shut. Almos,
without exception whenever inquiry Ia
made concerning q collision or break.
down, ticket sellers, gAte-keepers and
guards alike refuse to give any facts,
and try In every way to keep psssen'
gers and reporters In the dark. The
remarks Of the Tribune a. more placer
than New York. We do not believe
that railroad employees should be en-
oouraged to talk too much, but there II
no good reason why they should be re
ouired to preserve an unnstural retl.
cence In cases OF accidents Of which thu
public has been spprised and onl.
await details.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-15
A Liquor Comm lssion.

A bill Is now being prepared, which
will shortly be presented to the Legis-
lature, providing for Liquor Commits
sion for this city, which as far rs we
can learn takes the entire license bust
ness out Of the hands Of the Court, as
far rs this city 10 concerned, and places
1t In the hands OF three citizens, to be
appointed the same AZ the Water Com
mission. 1t IL . well known fact that
the license question Is one OF the grsa,-
est troub lss our judges have to contend
with, and from the time they come TO
this city until they return home, and
even after their return, they are bother
cd and pestered by attorneys and Others
who want TO obtain Licenses for this or
that particular person. and 1t cannot
be denied that they are frequently i'm.
posed upon, and licenses procured for
persons who should never have them.
This evil would in q great measure be
overcome by the passage OF this act, ns
It Is but reasonable TO suppose that our
own citizens are better able to judge OF
the qualif cations OF applicants than
are those who do not even reside In thi,
county. Another excellent feature
about this bill Ii an increase in the
price OF licenses to 1900, one-hali OF
which will be paid to the STATE, while
the remainder will be paid to the City
Treasurer. Under the present system
the city Is compelled TO sustain great
portion OF the ex penses caused by In
temperance, but does not receive any
benefit from the money paid Tor license
rs the entire amount is paid to tn.
State Treasurer. Under the proposed
plan the revenues Of the State wilt not
be decreased, while those Of the CITY
will be materially increased. There
Is . number OF other provisions Ia tn,
bill relating TO the enforcement OF tn,
laws regulating the liquor trsfi }, and
there Is no doubt but 1t will, ifenAoted
prove benefit TO this city, and act 81
. partial test Of the high license system
% against local option or prohibition.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-15
TTNphFctDtAItD LTTnlcTloIl
U 0tfa MALT 4 MILLION DISTRIBUTED.

Louisiana State Lottery Compsn
Incorporated In 500 for rs years by the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable
purposes-wi'h capital OF 81 ooo. 600 70
wnich reserve fund OF over sbto, 100 hRe
sin % been Cd.
by an overwhelming popular vote its ran.
ehise ~aa made part OF the present state
Contutuaon adopted December I'd, A. D.,
1879.
The only lottery ever voted on and en-.
dorsed by the people Of any state.
neper scales or postpoaes.
Its Grand single Number Draw.
lngs take place Monthly, and she
semf.Aunoal Drawings regular.
~ every six months J une and De.
cemberJ.
A SPLEHDIO OPPORTUNITY To
WIN A FORTUNE SEUUHD 9RhND
DRAWING, GLASS II, IN THE ACAD
EMf OF MUSIC. NEW ORLEANS,
TUESDAY, February y. Iss7-aOIst
Monthly Drawing
Daily Republican., 1887-01-15

THE TEMPLE THEATRE, In Pbtla-
, delphia, 10 burned, and the evidence Is
that IL caught FIRE from electricity.
This, OF course, brings no discrsdit upon
the electric system OF lighting build
ings, but 1t shows that the electric sys-
TEN has its dangers ss well ~ other
systems. The people should learn from
this that the wires must DO well insu-
Daily Republican., 1887-01-15

lated and iSfiamnable material must
not b. brought In contact vita the
lamps any more than In The oass OF
other lamps whore there 10 heat There
need, however. not because fer the slight.
sa alarm any more than there need -
foe any other illuminants when ordi-
nary precautions ere observed.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-15

Jan. 20, estate of q. Il. Parry. deceased.
:. - estate Of 1hos. Perkins, deceased.
- ~, Thos. Robinson, Brandywine HID.
- n, Thomas Lyman, o. Court house
" ~. +. X. d Ii. Is Snk, ;, Brandy wine HID
Feb g. y amuel Hsnby Brandwins HID.
q" 3, W. and ii. q. Passmore, Chr lsti
ana Hundred
7, Delaware CLARK. near Glasgow, ID d.
10, Derrick son b Trimble, Brandy nd
u, douglass MORRISON, White CLAY
Greek Hundred.
~, Jas. II. CLARK near Delaware City.
AZ, M Try L. litter, Pepc ideT HID.
rs, Thos. CLARK, New GAS 10 Hid
" "a, Robert Mcfarlin. New Castle HID
q "a, Natha MEL Thompson, Pencader q
March l, John II Emory, N. u. HID
g. W. X. Powell, Penoadsr Hundred
7, MnFarlin q Banks. N. u. HID.
s, Weldin b McElwee, Whit
Clay Creek Hundred.
0, W. W. Cali o In. Red Lion HID.
" 10, W. r. Thompson, N. u. lid.
" IA, h. W. M0usley. Brandy Hd.
81 10, J. W. Guest. near Olaymont
l7,Charles +. Quest, Brandy I'D.
'' 10, A. Valentine, Brandywine I'D
II, Peoples O sheldon, Christi. Hid